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LG CLOi ServeBot vs Robint Joy

LG CLOi ServeBot and Robint Joy tackle different hospitality jobs, one moves food and supplies, the other handles guests. Joy edges ahead overall (92 vs 90) thanks to stronger reception and wayfinding capabilities.

September 14, 2026 by Business Desk Team

Side-by-side comparison image: LG CLOi ServeBot, a white multi-tray delivery robot with a black sensor head and tray shelves, next to Beijing Robint's Joy robot, a black reception robot with a tablet-style face display, a large purple touchscreen body, and a side serving tray.

LG Electronics’ CLOi ServeBot automates the movement of food, beverages, room-service items, medicines and supplies. It combines a 40 kg payload, multi-stop delivery, autonomous charging and multi-floor elevator integration for sustained indoor service.

Beijing Robint Technology’s Joy automates reception and guest interaction. Robot24 records visitor greeting, inquiry handling, wayfinding, guided tours, multilingual introductions and advertising, together with autonomous navigation, voice interaction and automatic recharging.

Metric	LG CLOi ServeBot	Robint Joy
Overall rank	2	1
Overall suitability score	90/100	92/100
Primary hospitality role	Food, beverage, amenity and supply delivery	Reception, guest inquiries, guidance and information
Food / item delivery	Strong - 40 kg total payload and 3 trays	No dedicated cargo-delivery role recorded
Reception / inquiries	Reception appears in Robot24 function links, but not the core design focus	Strong - front-desk automation, inquiry handling and visitor greeting
Navigation assistance	Customer guidance recorded; autonomous indoor navigation	Wayfinding, guided navigation and facility navigation
Guest interaction / display	10.1-inch touch display	Voice interaction; 13.3-inch touchscreen; 18.5-inch advertising display
Runtime / charging	11 h; automatic dock; 3-3.5 h charging	6-8 h; automatic recharging
Multi-floor capability	Elevator integration and multi-floor operation	Elevator operation supported

Scores are comparison-specific editorial suitability scores for the stated subject, based on the Robot24 records; they are not field-test results. Specifications are recorded values and may reflect manufacturer claims or different test conditions. Sources: Robot24 Database - Robot Models: CLOi ServeBot (recXLHgC3kzoCPOmN) and Joy (recglCs5NYpgDnDQO).